- Robinhood app luring and robbing amateurs — like in the dot-com era
In the 1990s, newbie investors took the brunt of the dot-com crash, with some losing their lifesavings, well after professional traders had sold their positions. Now history may be repeating itself in the form of Robinhood, a stock-trading […]
- U.S. sanctions branded 'clowning actions' as Hong Kong vows not to be intimidated
The Hong Kong government called the sanctions "shameless and despicable" and said the city would not be intimidated by them. […]
- China wields coronavirus to nationalize American-owned carmaker
Government officials in Rugao, China, used the coronavirus pandemic to conduct a takeover of an American-owned car company […]
- AMC Theaters gets starring role in Hollywood, Wall Street drama
The CEO of AMC Entertainment, Adam Aron, called the last three months, “the most challenging quarter in the 100-year history of AMC” Thursday after the company saw its revenue plunge to $18.9 billion for the second quarter from $1.5 […]
- S&P nabs longest winning streak in over a year as jobs growth tops expectations
The U.S. economy added 1.76 million jobs in July and the unemployment rate sank to 10.2 percent. […]
- Uber Eats grabs spotlight from ride-sharing business wounded by coronavirus
Uber Eats revenue grew 113% to roughly $1.2 billion, while bookings for the ride-sharing service tumbled 73 percent […]
- Savvy Investors Look to Job Postings to Predict a Company's Performance
New research suggests that changes in a company’s demand for new hires is a valuable leading indicator. […]
- Life Insurance Companies Want Access to Your Medical Files
Americans who want to buy life-insurance policies but are turned off by the often slow-moving application process increasingly have an option for bypassing blood and urine samples. The catch is they will have to give life insurers access to their […]
- To Some Investors, 10-Year Treasury Note Isn't What It Was
For years, the 10-year U.S. Treasury note has been every investor’s touchstone. Now some people are saying they can’t trust its signals the way they once did. […]
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- Beirut explosion: World leaders to hold aid summit
French President Emmanuel Macron has organised Sunday's online talks to generate aid for Lebanon. […]
- Coronavirus: How fishing trade transformed to survive lockdown
The coronavirus pandemic is forcing the fishing industry to diversify to stay in business. […]
- Tate boss defends plan to cut 200 jobs in art gallery shops and cafes
"Sadly at the moment the trading business is too big," Maria Balshaw told Desert Island Discs. […]
McStreamy News Exclusives:
- John Lewis, A Civil and Human Rights Example to Emulate
McSTREAMY.COM – Congressman John Lewis (pic), 80, passed away Friday, July 17, 2020. Lewis was a civil rights activist who received a well-documented beating by police during a 1965 civil rights walk across a bridge in the south. He survived […]
- Talk Show Host Regis Philbin Has Left The Stage at 88.
McStreamy.com – One of the most recognizable men on television for more than six decades, Regis Philbin (pic), has died at the age of 88. He passed away on July 24, 2020. Regis Philbin started out in show business as a page for The Tonight […]
- Democrat Joe Biden Passes Presidential Primary Threshold
McStreamy – Democratic Presidential Nominee Joe Biden has now obtained the final primary votes needed to clinch the nomination with the targeted 1991 votes needed following the addition of recent results from primaries in seven states and […]
